51-year-old Sakurako Sato is a single, poor woman who works for a home care service. When she was young, her father failed in business and evaporated, leaving her with a large debt. She has raised her younger sister, Umeko and has reached this age without a single happy memory of love or fun. In addition, Sakurako has a very poor appearance, and children in the neighborhood make fun of her, calling her "Frankenwoman," which makes her despicable to others. While taking care of Tamura, a wealthy old man she is visiting, Sakurako meets a handsome boy named Ryuji. Sakurako falls in love with him at first sight. When it is eventually discovered that Ryuji is in debt and is being threatened by yakuza gangsters, Sakurako struggles to raise money to help him by working at night at a cabaret club for mature women.
Kimi is married to Tatsuro, who has a son, Kengo, who is the same age as her. Every night, Kengo can hear Kimi's moans coming from the bedroom, but he somehow manages to keep his sanity. Meanwhile, Kimi's childhood friend, Kaori, runs away from home after a marital quarrel and comes to stay with her. Kaori realizes Kengo's feelings... The director is Takehora Tetsuya, whose style is often light and erotic comedy. Yuki Misa, who exudes a sparkling and seductive charm, plays a stepmother who wants to cherish her family. The agony of a single man in his 30s is entertaining.
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